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Wild to think about, but Zama’s protocol feels a lot like the shift from early HTTP to today’s encrypted web. Once everything was plain text… now 95% of traffic is private by default. Zama aims to do the same for blockchains with FHE.
Encrypted transactions, verifiable execution, quantum-resistant security — and performance that’s finally catching up. Confidential DeFi, private AI, sealed auctions, RWAs, identity… all the stuff we shouldn’t be exposing on-chain.
With new operators joining, millions of testnet txs processed, and a 2026 token auction coming, it’s starting to look like “HTTPZ” might actually happen. Privacy as the default state of Web3.
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